Love the idea of this. Pre-ordered.
Wakemate (YC S09) helps you kiss groggy mornings goodbye
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#12The techcrunch post has an error, by the way. It says you get $5 off when you pre-order.
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#14I'd be quite happy sleeping like this, but it effects my personal life.
This sounds like it was made for me!
*e: Just to be sure before I pre-order. Any bluetooth enabled phone that has access to the internet will work, correct?
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#16Does it support polyphasic sleep? And is there an Android version?
I'm guessing polyphasic sleepers can use this, but no idea if they provide support specifically for polyphasic sleepers. Just curious, are you a polyphasic sleeper?
"WakeMate is launching with support for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Mobile, and a standard Java app for non-smart phones"
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#18Does it support polyphasic sleep? And is there an Android version?
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#19I was fortunate enough to know these guys while they were building the wakemate prototypes, and even luckier to have had the opportunity to sleep with one (of the devices) for a week. It has made a tremendous difference in how I feel when I wake up. Congrats guys!
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#20Why not just an iPhone app: tie the phone to your wrist and let the accelerometer record the movements. Would it drain the battery, or is the iPhone too heavy?
It exists. But yes, people don't like attaching the phone to their arm. http://www.iphoneappsfinder.com/productivity-apps/absalt-eas...